Huang Xiaoming featured in OUR STREET STYLE (我们的街拍时刻).

Huang Xiaoming on the cover of the April 2018 issue of ELLE MEN.

From Huang Xiaoming’s official Instagram.

The UNAIDS China office released on Tuesday The Bravest Boy I Know (最勇敢的男孩), a free Chinese-language audio book, to raise awareness and fight AIDS-related discrimination, particularly against children. 

Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming, a UNAIDS national goodwill ambassador, provides the voice for central character Xiaoming, an 8-year-old HIV sufferer. 

The book tells the story of a friendship between Xiaoming and Xiaoli, who is HIV free, and sends the message that with treatment and support from families, friends and school, children with HIV/AIDS can have a normal and happy childhood. 

It was released to mark Zero Discrimination Day, which falls annually on March 1, and can be downloaded for free from the UNAIDS China website.

“These are children who were born with HIV. They are young people yearning for a better future. The more I listen to their stories, the more I’m eager to do something to help them,” Huang said at the book launch in Beijing. 

“I want more people to know about this community instead of avoiding and discriminating against them.”

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Huang Xiaoming at the Givenchy Fall/Winter 2018 show in Paris, France.

We need you to take a stand and be a part of the transformation, and without actions from each and every one of you, we will not end discrimination. @unaidsglobal

Huang Xiaoming and Angelababy with Michael Coste, the head of Hermès in Paris.